>tfw know about metallica since i was a kid
>never listen to their music until last week
>holy shit this is fucking epic'
I've now fully become a 18 year old boomer. I've listened to mop, rtl and kea and they're all fucking great.
Tfw know about metallica since i was a kid
Austin Smith
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Thomas Mitchell
Well good for you. MoP changed my life when I was like 15, granted I was already a pre teen boomer who liked shit like AC/DC primarily, when I heard MoP it changed my view of who Metallica was (which, in my head was something like Nickelback or some shit) and introduced me to more aggressive music that put the then popular shit I just couldn't "get" at the time like Slipknot to shame in terms of musicality.
Dominic Wilson
yeah metallica rules, but only 80s metallica
Wyatt Moore
Ride the Lightning > MoP >>>POWERGAP>>> AJFA > Kill 'Em All > Black Album > Hardwired > Load = Reload = Death Magnetic = St. Anger
Parker Rodriguez
Master of Puppets is superior to Ride The Lightning because the title track is their best song ever, Sanitarium is a better power ballad, and Orion is a better instrumental. The rest of the album tracks are fairly matched but MoP has no song as skippable as Escape.
Wyatt Mitchell
HAHAHAHA YEAH D00D METAL ROCKS BAHAHA BANG UR HEAD DUNUNUNUNUYNYNYNYNYNYNYNYNYNYNYNUNYNYNYNUNYNUNUNU BR00TAL XXXDDDDD
Thomas Howard
lol get fucked faggot, ktulu > orion and fade to black > sanitarium
John Campbell
You are me from 10 years ago.
Except you have an internet connection.
Samuel Perry
now do yourself a favor and hear their best work
Isaiah Mitchell
if youre not retarded / blinded you know it's master of puppets > ride the lightning > kill em all
but they're all fat 10/10s
everything released after is dogshit in different measures
Adam Ward
80s Metallica is unironically incredible, each of those four albums is a 9/10 at the very least and if by some miracle their career ended there, they would forever be revered as true metal gods even by the underground.
Their bad rap comes from the Black Album (which is a good album on its own, but lacks the incredible songwriting and intensity of their 80s works), resulting mainstream megasuccess, moving even further away from their best works by releasing two bloated albums (which both had plenty of good tracks but were also stuffed with filler) and gaining a pretentious fake "alternative" image at the same time, then the Napster shit, then them putting out a repetitive ass album with corny lyrics and a distractingly awful snare drum sound, then them putting out a solid comeback album ruined by the volume being cranked WAY too fucking high in the mastering, then putting out an album with a decrepit Lou Reed rambling about some slut in 19th century Germany, then finally putting out another filler-tastic album (which admittedly ends with an absolute banger).
Xavier Perry
Just wait til you get to And Justice For All, it's their most brutal and progressive work.
Escape > Leper Messiah, song is fun and catchy as fuck.
Chase Hall
I couldn't agree more
Levi Stewart
>Escape > Leper Messiah
leper messiah is pretty heavy desu senpai
Robert Martinez
Everything beneath god tier sucks.
Avoid this.
Hudson Lewis
What an idiotic opinion. Fade To Black is such a bore and a gay song about suicide, musically good in some sections but not interesting at all and emo. And Ktulu is in no way better than Orion.
Zachary Allen
>no LuLu
>no Garage Inc
someone needs to update god-tier
Tyler Murphy
>tfw you will never experience a prime metallica concert
it fucking hurts bros
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Josiah King
Lulu is good
You have to think of it as Lou’s album more than Metallica’s which represents the culmination and end of his career. It’s a mess of a record but a pretty great and creative one at that. I’d even call stuff like Mistress Dread post rock
Christian Garcia
>and Ktulu is in no way better than Orion
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Listen to this. Cliff really made his bass sound like a fucking monster. It's a real shame the bass is buried on all metallica albums except kill 'em all and the Bob Rock albums, there is some great stuff in there you just won't ever hear unless you listen to the isolated bass tracks. For example, did you have any idea Cliff actually gallops with the double bass at the end of Fade to Black? Or have you heard any of the cool licks he played in Ride the Lightning?
Gabriel Gonzalez
Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets are the only good Metallica albums.
Liam Edwards
This song is great musically, but it's very Jew-y lyrically.
William Wilson
this is almost correct, except KEA should be mid tier
Austin Carter
Ktulu is objectively their best song
Josiah Sanchez
Had the luxury of seeing them in gothenburg a few days ago. Great energy.
Jacob Ward
MoP is their best album but AJFA has their best song
Nicholas Torres
This! The most cohesive thematically AND musically. Idk why Justice tends to be overlooked. This is the superlative album.